descarado:

You may not necessarily earn 12.70 per hour. Mostly below that.

Mindlog:


With the age of your baby, one of you must always be at home for the baby....if you can, I will suggest you come with wifey and leave baby at home with either of your mothers, if they are still around and after 6 months or thereabout when you both have fully settled, wifey can go bring your child as that what many couples I know did, one school mate of mine left behind a 4 month old baby with her mum while she came over with hubby, they lived in one room in a shared house, both hustled to pay off the remaining tuition fees as hubby was working fulltime, by the 7th month they rented a 2 bedroom flat and wifey went back to Nigeria to get their baby as they have achieved a work pattern that would have one of them at home at any point to care for their baby. There is a Nigerian couple on Youtube who did same, I think the husband went after 7 months or thereabout to get their 11 months old daughter and their 3 year old daughter.

Mindlog:


Is it a postgraduate program that qualifies your dependents to relocate with you?

Mindlog:


And when are you entering the UK and which course?

What did your wife study?

Mindlog:


What type of visa, are you intending to relocate with?

Mindlog:


There are some 12 hours jobs from 8p.m to 8a.m, that entails you to just be awake throughout the night while the teenager being looked after is in his/her room, on their phones or playing video games until he/she goes to bed while you are downstairs in the sitting room watching Netflix and sipping coffee or tea as they just want an adult who would be awake throughout the night, making sure the young person do not run away during the night as you would have the house keys on you after having locked doors that leads outside of the house, complete the expected paperwork of how of the shift is going and getting paid £12.70 per hour.

Tadeus:
FG officially opens land borders for tokunboh cars but work has not commenced, hopefully by next month.

Chylo:
I live in India; happy to answer any questions.

helinues:


Please when was this?

lolz...nice one

omenka:
You're talking to a people that wake their parents from sleep with a kick to the head. Stop wasting your time.

helinues:


The comparation is not logical to start with.

Oshoala is more popular than. Buhari globally.. Should that be a debate?

helinues:
Are they in the same field?

Is Ronaldo not Popular than his country president?

Make una try to dey reason things through before dropping them online

ayoolataiwo:
Ain't arguing,bt that's the type of politics we practice here,do or die

anonymuz:
and rigging is always difficult in ekiti. I am aware of ekiti political terrain, they don't like imposition. So it will be difficult for both pdp and apc cos their candidates are as a result of imposition from both fayose and fayemi. Recall that segun oni is song ekiti north,part of south and central. I doubt pdp and apc win. No federal might can save them.

ayoolataiwo:
For where,they dnt even came close,all odds really favour APC;power of incumbency,federal might,resources,heavyweights presence and influence to mention but afew, infact na walk over

seunmsg:


Vote buying is part and parcel of our electoral system. Both PDP and APC will pay for votes on Election Day so there is a balance of inducement.

Money or not, structure wins election. PDP would ordinarily have been in a good position to win the election but Fayose’s greed has ruined the party. Core PDP members have moved to SDP with Segun Oni so it’s going to be a divided opposition going into battle with a United ruling party.

It will even get easier for APC now that Tinubu is the candidate of the party. Tinubu cannot afford to lose Ekiti so everything will be thrown into the election.

seunmsg:


I’m 100% sure. The opposition is divided and APC is now United with Tinubu’s victory. It’s a straight win buddy.

seunmsg:
APC is definitely winning Ekiti state governorship election next week.